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Jonathan Jackson from Illinois’s 1st congressional district invests in Datadog and Estee Lauder

Jonathan Jackson from Illinois’s 1st congressional district invests in Datadog and Estee Lauder

Illinois's 1st congressional district Representative Jonathan Jackson recently made significant investments in Datadog and Estee Lauder, as reported in the latest congressional trade report. He purchased stocks in both companies, each investment valued between $50,001 and $100,000. These transactions were executed on September 28, 2026, via his Morgan Stanley Trust Account.

Datadog, a cloud monitoring platform, has seen a 67% return over the past year, although its shares have recently dropped 8% from their current price of $256.29. Analysts on InvestingPro believe the company's shares are currently overvalued. Datadog boasts impressive gross profit margins of nearly 80% and analysts anticipate net income growth this year.

For those seeking more detailed insights, a comprehensive Pro Research Report on Datadog is available, along with 15 ProTips on the platform.

In addition to his investments in Datadog and Estee Lauder, Jackson also made sales in various companies. He sold shares in ViaSat, Inc. and Walmart Inc., both valued between $50,001 and $100,000, on the same day via his Morgan Stanley Trust Account. Furthermore, he sold shares in Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Corporation Common Stock through his Morgan Stanley - Rollover IRA.

This sale was valued between $1,001 and $15,000 and made on September 4, 2026. These transactions provide insight into the investment strategy of Representative Jonathan Jackson, the representative from Illinois's 1st congressional district. It is crucial to note that these trades do not necessarily reflect Jackson's personal views on the market or the specific companies involved.

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